When somebody is killed on purpose, it is a ______
murder
manslaughter
crime
dispatch
someone whose job is to discover information about crimes and find out who is responsible for them
police officer
traffic warden
detective
constable
The name for a person who commits a crime.
hijacking
jailer
criminal
embezzlement
A person who kills somebody is a _____
murderer
forger
burglar
slaughter
What do you call a person who steals things from a shop?
a shopper
a shoplifter
a burglar
a thief
A person who saw the crime being committed is called a ______
witness
nosy person
busybody
testimonial
A person who is believed to have committed a crime is called a _____
prisoner
suspect
convict
lineup
The person who steals cars is called ....
a carjacker
a hitchhicker
a tire screecher
pump attendant
Criminals who make fake things to look like real things (e.g. money, watches, paintings)
forgers
conartists
wardens
artists
A person who defends or persecutes a criminal who is convicted of a crime.
judge
jury
warden
lawyer
A person who steals people's belongings in the street or in public transport
a burglar
a pickpocket
a jailer
a shoplifter
The place where people who are convicted of a crime go to serve their sentences
Customer Service
The White House
jail / prison
Area 51
Documents, photos and other things to prove that someone committed a crime
terms and conditions
DNA
evidence
files
a person who deliberately destroys or damages public property
hijacker
hooligan
gangster
vandal
a person who attacks and robs people in a public place
thief
mugger
robber
criminal
a violent troublemaker
smuggler
gangster
kidnapper
hooligan
What's the place where criminals are judged?
a jury
a courthouse / court
a church
a townhall
a person who sets fire to other people's property illegally
arsonist
bigamist
hooligan
accomplice
a member of a violent criminal gang (group)
drug dealer
hooligan
vandal
gangster
A person who steals something without the use of force
a thief
a shoplifter
an impostor
a robber
a person who takes control of a vehicle (plane, ship etc) by force and diverts it
deserter
hijacker
kidnapper
smuggler
a person who moves goods illegally into or out of a country without paying tax
offender
smuggler
spy
shoplifter
a person who secretly gets information about another country
terrorist
offender
spy
traitor
a person who takes people away by force and demands money to free them
offender
criminal
kidnapper
mugger
The tool police officers use to detain someone
handcuffs
blindfold
string
ropes
a crime in which valuable things are taken illegally and often violently from a place or person
robbery
theft
heist
crime
When somebody is killed by accident ...
murder
manslaughter
dispatch
crime
The group of people who tell the judge if they think the accused criminal is guilty or not.
police officers
jury
judge
lawyer
What do you call a person who steals from homes?
a robber
a burglar
a thief
a hitchhiker
The place or location were a crime happened or occurred
stakeout
crime scene
track
venue